Qt For Python (PySide6) GUI For Beginners : The Fundamentals

Qt For Python (PySide6) GUI For Beginners : The Fundamentals
Duration: 11h 59m | .MP4 1280×720, 30 fps(r) | AAC, 44100 Hz, 2ch | 6.73 GB

Build Cross Platform Desktop Applications in Python. Run Them on Windows, Mac and Linux. Build once, Run Everywhere!
What you’ll learn:
The fundamentals of working with Qt to build Gui Applications using PySide6
Working with Qt Widget Classes
Working with Dialog Classes
Using the Qt Resource System
Using Qt Designer and Qt Creator for Ui Design
Styling Qt Applications
Working with Networks to fetch HTTP Data
Working with the Model View Architecture
Packaging PySide6 Applications

Description
Welcome to PySide6 GUI Development for Beginners. A course designed to teach you how to build cross platform desktop applications than run on Windows, Mac and Linux, using PySide6, also known as Qt For Python.
The course assumes no prior knowledge about Qt and methodically guides you though the concepts, constructs and mechanisms needed to get you building your dream GUIs for desktop with Python, using Qt Widgets. By the time you are done with the course, you will not only be armed with knowledge you could use to build basic to intermediate graphical user interface applications, but you will also have enough momentum, to even learn more on you own. As with many of my other courses, I use every chance I get to show you how to use the documentation to find solutions on your own and faster.

Let’s take a look at the content of the course.

We install Python and PySide6 on our host machine

We then visit the fascinating concept signals and slots in Qt where you learn the most flexible way to respond to events

Next we dive in the Qt Widgets section and visit some of the most important widget classes in Qt :

QWidget

QMainWindow

QMessageBox

QPushButton

QLineEdit

QTextEdit

QLabel

QHBoxLayout, QVBoxLayout, QGridLayout

We visit size policies and stretches and how they help tie the knots in your layouts

QCheckBox and QRadioButton

QList

QComboBox

QListWidget

QTabWidget

QMenu, QToolBar, QAction
Next we look at how to use Qt Designer or Qt Creator to lay out UI components by just dragging and dropping stuff, allowing you to just focus on the logic in your python files.

Dialogs are explored next , we look at QDialog and how to build your own custom dialog class from scratch , QDialogButtonBox, QMessageBox, QFontDialog, QFileDialog, QInputDialog and how they add a layer of interactivity to your Qt GUI applications.

We then go on and explore how to work with the Qt Resource System , Styling your Qt applications with QStyle, QPalette and Style Sheets, Saving your application settings with QSettings, Working with Files and Directories using QFile and QDir, working with the network capabilities of Qt where we :

See the different classes that are available to work with networks in Qt

Build an application to download web pages in our Qt Applications

Build an application to consume Rest APIs in your Qt Applications

and we wrap up the course looking at the Model View Architecture of the Qt framework where we learn about classes like

QListWidget

QTableWidget

QTreeWidget

QListView

QTableView

QTreeView

QStandardItemModel

QAbstractItemTableModel

QAbstractItemListModel

QStringListModel

and much more!

Who this course is for:
Anyone willing to Build Cross Platform Gui Software using Qt
Complete Beginners to Qt with basic Python experience
Anyone willing to get a job building Qt Gui Applications
Students and Researchers willing to use Qt Gui features in their projects

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